Sentence examples for pockets of protest from inspiring English sources

On Monday, pockets of protest could be found among the riders.

As The Economist went to press, the authorities seemed to be back in charge but the situation was dangerously fluid.Three days earlier, riot police had broken up the first pockets of protest.

Throughout the capital and across the country, pockets of protest sprung up and overpowered the thinly stretched riot police, who had no choice but to let the marches continue.

Even with the pockets of protest, the beat of hatred goes on.

Others have been pockets of protests in public venues that defied security forces or even took them on.

Updated at 11.21pm BST 11.10pm BST The New York Times speaks to some of the DNC delegates in the hall who voted against the platform amendment restoring the language on Jerusalem: One pocket of protest came from the Washington delegation, where one delegate, Majid Al-Bahadli, said, "Jerusalem is Arab and Jewish and Christian, it cannot be for one country".

Prayuth reiterated warnings against dissent in the face of near daily pockets of anti-coup protest.

But when the time came, the joint action across the Continent turned out to be little more than pockets of unrest and protest, and the Spanish labor leaders limited the potential impact at home by agreeing to maintain minimum transportation and other basic services.

A message that appeared to be fitting, as pockets of society attempt to protest against a black woman for daring to promote black female empowerment and denounce police brutality.

After the deep pockets of the chocolate corporations protested, a compromise was reached that required chocolate companies to voluntarily certify they had stopped the practice of child labor.

A storm of protest erupted.